It isn't a big house, but it's comfortable, and see if our mother wouldn't look after you! It's three weeks since I wrote; if I don't mind there'll be our father up here looking after I.Now, do go!" "No, it's too far.

Besides, if I go, I shall want to be quite alone." On the following evening Waymark was expected.

At his last visit he had noticed that Ida was not in her usual spirits.

To-night he saw that something was clearly wrong, and when Ida spoke of going to the seaside, he strongly urged her to do so.
"Where should you go to ?" he asked.
"I think to Hastings.

I went there once, when I was a child, with my mother--I believe I told you.